Time to reorder the ideas. The Serie A stops to make way for the Guinness Six Nations 2024 and captain Alessandro Quarto and his companions will certainly follow the new course of Italy branded Gonzalo Quesada. Surely the boys of Nicolas De Gregori can take inspiration from the azzurri, who will be engaged against England on Saturday, February 3 at the Olimpico. The club chaired by Diego D'Orazio breathes after the Abruzzo trip and the defeat at the Angelo Trombetta stadium on the occasion of the 12th day.Avezzano-Amatori Napoli (36-28) precedes the break for the most awaited oval tournament, which will be broadcast live on Sky Sport and free to air on TV8.
Uphill start. Four yellow-black tries in the first part of the game: one from interception, one from the developments of the lineout, one from foot play and one from touch, signed by Carones, Capone and double by Nxele. The verdeblu score a try with Franco Scaldaferri (26-7). For the home team almost full of Natalia, who transforms 3 out of 4; for the guests Vincenzo Gargano takes care. Valerio Antonelli gets a warning (44').
Recovery. The Neapolitans shorten the disadvantage and approach the Abruzzese with the tries of Francesco Balzi (in the photo by Luigi Petrucci) and Roberto Tenga and the transformations of Gargano and Franco Cioffi (26-21). Basha interrupts the comeback of the Neapolitans (31-21). The try of Mammone (36-21) precedes the final one of Balzi with the last transformation of Cioffi (36-28). Noteworthy is the debut of Fabio Natale, class of 2003.
Prohibitive transfer for the Neapolitans, who decidedly change gear in the second half. The Avezzano, third force of the Group 3, behind the leader Lazio and the Cavalieri Union Prato Sesto, wins five points. The Amatori gets a precious bonus point. Next game Sunday, February 11 at the Gls Rugby Village against Roma Olimpic Club 1930 (2.30 pm).